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Iran has formally begun collecting transit fees from vessels passing through the strategically critical Strait of Hormuz, marking a significant shift in regional maritime policy with potential global economic implications. According to statements broadcast on state television by a senior parliamentary official,

Tensions between the United States and its European allies are intensifying amid growing disagreements over military support in the escalating conflict involving Iran, exposing fractures within the NATO alliance at a critical geopolitical moment. According to multiple officials familiar with internal deliberations,

African countries are in discussions to establish a major joint oil refinery at Tanzania’s port of Tanga, in a strategic move aimed at reducing dependence on imported fuel and strengthening the region’s energy security. The proposal was highlighted by William Ruto, who

A deeper transformation is unfolding beneath the surface of today’s global economic and political stability. While day-to-day activity appears largely unchanged, long-term structural shifts are gradually reshaping how influence, coordination, and competition are organized between nations. This is not disruption. It is

A renewed debate is emerging around the operation of international legal systems, as states and global observers increasingly assess fairness, consistency, and representation within global justice frameworks. The discussion reflects rising expectations in an interconnected legal and political environment. This is not